Sincan Prison Administration and Observation Board asked to 30 years prisoner Nuriye Adet, "What do you think about Abdullah Öcalan?" and postponed her release for 6 months.
The 234th issue of Xwebûn newspaper was published with the headline "Li dijî înkar û qeyûman berxwedan".
Political prisoners in prisons protest to demand the “Freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan” continues.
It was stated that prisoner Nurettin Kaya, who has been on a death fast for 233 days, demanding that Y, S and High Security prisons be closed and transfers stopped, has dropped to 40 kilos.
Jin magazine met with the readers this week with the headline "Women's struggle in the 'man-state-family' triangle".
Evaluating Turkey's ongoing attacks, journalist Keser Buldan said: "Despite the use of banned weapons, the planned success cannot be achieved."
The release of ill prisoner Abdülaziz Kolanç was prevented for the third time on the grounds of "disciplinary punishment". Kolanç's nephew İslam Atça said: "A voice must be raised against this unlawfulness."
Relatives of the missing spoke out on the 800th week of the protest held in Amed, demanding "Let the missing be found and the perpetrators be tried" and said: "No matter what they do, we will not give up on this struggle. We want the bones and the graves." Relatives of the missing also came together in Gever district of Êlih and Colemêrg.
The body of the last worker buried underground in the mine disaster in Licik has been found.
Reacting to the appointment of a trustee to Colemêrg, citizens living in Istanbul stated that they will fight against the trustee for a democratic country.
The release of Sedat Atsız, a 30-year-old ill prisoner held in Bolu Type F Prison, was postponed for the second time. Atsız's family applied to the İHD against rights violations.
Political prisoners in prisons protest to demand the “Freedom of PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan” continues.
14 prisoners in Marmara Closed Prison were given disciplinary punishment, citing their protest on the anniversary of the December 19 Prison Massacre.
Lawyer Ali Qurbani, whose attempts to defend Hatem Özdemir, who was sentenced to death by Iran, were unsuccessful, stated that Özdemir did not have the right to a lawyer, and stated that the death penalty could be executed at any time.
Fatma Özbay, a seriously ill prisoner held in Şakran Women's Prison, is not taken for routine check-ups even though she has cancer.